Hot melt adhesive composition
a technology of hot melt adhesive and composition, which is applied in the direction of adhesives, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient adhesion of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer based hot melt construction adhesive in spray application, adhesive build-up on the machine, and insufficient adhesion of hot melt construction adhesive. achieve good cohesive strength
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[0056] Test procedures used in the examples include the following.
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[0057] Compatibility is determined by visual inspection as follows:
[0058] The adhesive sample is molten at 135° C., or 177° C. The molten adhesive is then visually inspected. A compatible adhesive should look clear and transparent, free from clouds, haze; homogeneous and smooth, free from lumps or gels and separation layers. The adhesive is then kept in a forced air oven for 96 hours and visually inspected again thereafter. A compatible adhesive should appear substantially the same as the initial unaged adhesive.
[0059] The result of the inspection is designated as “O” if the adhesive is clear and smooth (good compatibility), as “⊖” if the adhesive has slight cloudiness but smooth (acceptable compatibility), and as X if the adhesive has cloudiness and grainy or even lumpy (incompatible).
[0060] A hot melt adhesive is molten by heating and the viscosity at a test temper...
experimental examples 1-12
[0069] Various styrenic block copolymers (SBC) and ethylene vinyl acetate copolymers (EVA) are blended together at about 350° F. at EVA / SBC weight ratio of 1.75:1 according to Table I. The initial compatibility of each of the blends is visually inspected and the results are reported in Table I. Each blend is aged at 135° C. for 96 hours and the final compatibility is again visually inspected. The results are also reported in Table I.
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[0070] Hot melt adhesive compositions of each of Examples 1-14 are prepared by combining and melting the ingredients in the amounts (% by weight) specified in Table II at 350° F. Various properties of the adhesive compositions of Examples 1-14 are then tested according to the test methods described above. The results of the tests are also reported in Table II.
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